I/O benchmarking on Android?

These type of micro benchmarks are notoriously hard to write in a way such that you can analyze the results.

These type of micro benchmarks are notoriously hard to write in a way such that you can analyze the results. There are various questions regarding this here on SO, and the conclusion is usually that it's hard to draw any conclusions :-) Consider for instance the fact that you have a JIT compilation, non-deterministic garbage collection and various implementations of the runtime and VM... I'm for instance not even sure doing something in a tight loop for 2000 iterations will trigger JIT. Related questions: How do I write a correct micro-benchmark in Java?

Create quick/reliable benchmark with java?

Thank you for your answer! By the way sometimes I'm getting values like 24mb/s... I cannot understand if I could use this as a reliable test... – fran Oct 7 at 14:54 Possibly. Possibly not :) As stated, it is very hard to tell ;-) – aioobe Oct 7 at 14:57 I think I will try 5 times the same operation with different files, and I will calculate an average..maybe I could get a better value..btw thank you for your support :) – fran Oct 7 at 17:51 No problem.

You're welcome. – aioobe Oct 7 at 18:53.

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